You could set up the program to send the recorded audio to an email address that is used as an archive.
Andy, Looks like 55a fixed the problem of a couple departments not being detected. The problem I'm running into now is that in a few cases, the stacked page detection doesn't seem to be working. It is only detecting one set of tones, and not the other.
The most common occurence is when the ambulance service is being dispatched with two specific departments. TwoToneDetect detects ambulance service's tones, but doesn't detect the fire department's.
However, when either of the departments are being dispatched without the ambulance service, it seems to work just fine/no issues. Any thoughts?
Thanks!
I just loaded v55a on a win7 desktop. I click run and it appears to be attempting to start and then nothing. Same thing with the debug program. At least the debug program flashes really quick and the disappears. Any ideas? Thanks.
Joe
I just loaded v55a on a win7 desktop. I click run and it appears to be attempting to start and then nothing. Same thing with the debug program. At least the debug program flashes really quick and the disappears. Any ideas? Thanks.
Joe
ok I finally got it to detect our tones.........and it does create an audio file...actually 2 files....but anyhow it does not send mail....here is the debug it shows
ong Tone Found! 18:59:04
delay timer 18:59:04
344.0 Atone1
2898.0Atone2
waiting for audio 18:59:05
recording audio 18:59:05
done writing WAV 18:59:23
done converting to MP3 18:59:23
Unhandled exception in thread started by <function alert at 0x01531230>
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 465, in alert
File "<string>", line 296, in mail
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: './audio/WCFPD_2012-04-2318_59_23_
109000.mp3'
done writing WAV 18:59:33
done converting to MP3 18:59:33
Unhandled exception in thread started by <function alert at 0x01531230>
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<string>", line 465, in alert
File "<string>", line 296, in mail
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: './audio/WCFPD_2012-04-2318_59_33_
937000.mp3'
I ran it from the command line and this is what it says:
Traceback <most recent call last>:
File "<string>", line 135 in <module>
NameError name: 'inv_input_device_indices' is not defined
Any ideas?
Are you using any special characters in the tone description? If so, try removing them and see if that fixes it.
Andy
Well the update of drivers didn't help. anybody have any ideas?
Are you using any special characters in the tone description? If so, try removing them and see if that fixes it.
Andy
no other ideas?
Make sure you have the program installed in a folder that you have full admin rights to. Some people have had problems putting it in the Program Files directory because Windows prevents you from making file changes depending on your permissions.
Andy
Make sure you have the program installed in a folder that you have full admin rights to. Some people have had problems putting it in the Program Files directory because Windows prevents you from making file changes depending on your permissions.
Andy